New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
BRToHT PROSPECTS Al NEWPORT

COTTAGES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRIVALS - Fhh-
soNAL-
Newport r. L. MAY 7.-EveTything looks very
prosperous for the incoming fashionable season aud It
will be observed that there Is considerable sur
among the cottage residents Cottsgers, cottage
owners and cottage-seekers are arriving daily and
transient visitors who intend to return later tor the
season are unusually numerous. The weather Is hpe
and the recent rains aud br gh warm Gun have made
the lawns very attractive. The trees are putting on
their spring suits and the early flowers are hossomng
No possible fault can DO found with the outlook and
1t Is only the chronic oroakers who can or Will
grun.be.
Mrs. Thomas Garner, of New-York, has leased the
wdes cottage on Kay-st., for the season OF 1887.
Tho Queens Jubilee will be ar precatively cele-
brated in this city.
Rear. Ad mirsl A. L. Case, U. s, N, aud lfauil
at their cottage on Catherinest
John Boyle OReilly, OF Boston, has been visiting
frienus here.
Mra T. Garner, OF New-York, is at the Hodges
COTTAGE
Mr.. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.
c. o. Isein, OF New-York. are expected to rent
cottages here.
Mr.. John p. Green, CT Philadelphia, has leased the
Peckhsm cottage ON Conanicut Island.
Mr. Thomas o. Hague, OF New-York, viii, occupy
the Swinburne-Suith cottage on Brlniey;sI
| Mrs Thatcher NJ. Adams, OF New-York, is in town
| looking TO- o cottage. .
Augustus Whiting. OF New-York, has arrived at his
MIA Frederick Nelson has acated the Muenchnger
cottage and has gone to New-York with her family.
Her horses have been cent out to board ana het
carria es have been stored. 1t was rel orted here
early in the week that intended to sail tor Europe
| but the report Is declared to he untrue shd IL Is
further stated that will return In about month.
She bad taken hive years lease oil the forter stohe
cottage on Greenougb place. but 1t seems tnat an
unex ected hitch In regard to tho question
OF suhetting the house II Is thoSsat .na' Mrs
Nelson will gain her point and will obtain tue lease
Mr. and Mira Prescott Ls ~ renee. OF Groton Mass,
who reside in New-York will spend the sumner here.
Recent arrivals OF cottagers include MRS Jonn w.
Heck cher Mira Emeline Dore, Mir. and Mrs. KIDD,
| Mr. and Mrs Herman I. Livingston and Mr. and Mrs.
| J. T. Atterbury, OF Newfork yvo.,- h.uo
J. N. A. Hriswold and family oil New fork, nave
arrived at their vils on Bellevue-ave Mr. ana Mis-
NJ. Forces. nee Gris~old, OF New-fork, are
Frederick sheldon and family and G. r. Fearing
and family, oil New-York. are expected a. theif
cottages next week.
Robert N. Gushing and family. of Boston; have ar
rived at the Riggs cottage. They sail Tor Europe In
July. hut will remain here until that time. ..s
| Mrs. w. h. Ashhurst. of Philadelphia, has openeu
Dr. & e. Powell of New. Haven, aud d. B. F caring,
OF New.York have returned to their Newport resi-
| John C. Whitridce. OF Baltimore. who has a sum-
mer residence at Sandy Polut. is OF Hartmann's.
| Mrs, seridge wife Di Captain I. o. seltridge
u n, Is waiting friends in Washington She Will
occupy her new cottage on Conanout Island TINS sum-
DR.. Gorham Bacon, OF EostOn. has leased the Hunt
Mira p. +. Stone, OF New.York. and A. L. Mason, OF
| Providence and Ca Jtain George H. Perkins. U. s. M
| have arrived at their cottages Tor the season.
Mrs Paran st. vens. OF New-York, has been at the
] Aauilneck this week. ,
All saints Memorial chapel will be opened tor the
season June ].
The finishing touches are being added to the Bel
mon Memorial Chapel - =,
The Dncbe., de Dino. formerly Mrs. Fred; W.
Stevens OF NewYork) has rented her villa on Belle
| yue-aye. To Seth Bartod French. OF New-l ork-
| Many prominent cottages are still unrenied.
| Major j. Smith Bryce, OF New-fork. VINO desired ,ne
IL. lar
| building n sewer Ia Narragansett-ave has hal MS
claim dsallowcd and he granted permission to
The street electric light. are TO be continued
Pnilig 5. raggIrt. LOUIS L. Lorllard. Mrs EDWARD
| King, 10 Roy King. and Mrs NJ. H. Sanford OF new
York have arrived at Their cottages Tor tho season
! Mr. ana Mrs. George w. Merritt, OF New YORK,
who own the J. A. Brown villa on Belevue-aVe' are
| IN town. . -, -, 49,
mer with her daughter. Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, jr
| Mt Tho Sargent cottage. .
Mira L. 5. Sargent and Miss Amory OF boston, arc NJ
| the Hodges cottage ~. -. >,
Wilson Eyre has rented his cottage on beaen-s' 10
tho Rev DR.. Henry J. Van Dyke, jr.. OF New ork-
| Crowds daily flock to the BEACH to soc tho improve
| meni DOW being made there. - - =,
John u. Pell. oi brooklyn, @. W. Weld, Mr. II. Il.
Pratt and Mr.. w. G.. Weld, OF Boston, and H. r. frat
| 7. ReitE and Mrs. Matth~ws OF New-fork. nave ar
rived nj their cottages 70, the seaon
KATE Field viii pend PStiI0Py OF the season Lore
Late arrivals include L. +. Deane, and MT and
Mira Edward Robert, OF Boston, and Rev. l. X sllcer,
S. Rowland Robbins has lett town and will rot
return until August
Fred Sheldon aud wife. OF New-York, arriTo at their
cottage next week. $3.50,
j. Randall Williams. OF PHILADELPHIA. has rento the
Eustis cottage on Conan cut Island ,
Mrs Charles II. Gates ana Mrs. Henry D. boutelie,
of Chicago md A. Whiting, OF New-York, are at the
Robinson cottage.
f. ID Ro,sn tarten, OF Philadelphia has rented the
admiral Case cottage on Catherine-st ,
Among the newly elected officers OF the Newport
Natural History Society are Professor H. Pumptly'
Governor Wetmore. q. q. klne, and w. u h'es' Jr'
WILL MR. HYATT SUCCEED TREASURER GORDOH'
BRIpGEroRr Conn, May flames W. Hyatt OF Nor
walk National Bank Examiner, In company with Uni'ed
s,ates Trea.urer Jordan and william II. Barnum. has
sarted for Washington IL IL reported here on good
authority that Hyatt viii succeed jordan ana mas gone
10 mako preliminary Arrangements LOT assuming TIC
dulles or the once
The foregoing announcement caused much surprise IN
Democratic circles In this city. Mr. Hyatt although
holding the position OF bank examiner for Connecticut
and Rhode island paratively un known mere me
discussed last evening III Tue roOs VI
the NewAster am Cluo, the heHdquattoispi 'po
Democracy where Police Justice Power. the Lender OF
the organization; Police niss0ncr Noornls iTcsuep'
Beeknan OF the Board OF Aldermen Police Justices NUT
ray and O'Reiy, Warden Walsh OF the IOmOs eh-Dls,
Nelson j. Waterbury, James W. Boyle ana
oners were ganereL All agreed ina ihey knew notnihs
of Mr. Hyatt but understood that ex-senator Bar-
lion for friend They were therefore inclined to believe
tina: the report was true
LAKESIDE LITERARY NOTES
frOm Ths Chicago NeWI
professor w & b. Mathews tue well-known
musc com poser critic, and instructor 10 studying tho
soenoe and the practical OF tho typewrter out
his researches hive been seriously imPeded by bone